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The Secret Behind Satoyama Cuisine at Oryori Kayanoya Dining

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Close-up of Miso Mushroom Dashi Oil served with toasted baguette slices

Seasonal Homemade: Miso Mushroom Dashi Oil

Chunks of orange pumpkin are simmering in a pot of liquid, partially covered with a sheet of parchment paper. Steam is visible, and the pumpkin pieces have green skin on some edges.

Simmered Kabocha (Japanese pumpkin)

Kayanoya Inspiration

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Kayanoya Restaurant surrounded by lush greenery beneath its newly re-thatched roof.

Part 1:
Re-Thatching the Roof at Oryori Kayanoya Dining After 20 Years

The re-thatching project at Kayanoya Restaurant viewed through the surrounding spring landscape.

Part 2:
Re-Thatching the Roof at Oryori Kayanoya Dining After 20 Years

About Kayanoya

Historic group photo in front of Kayanoya's original building, celebrating more than 130 years of heritage and craftsmanship.
A Kayanoya team member carefully inspecting dashi during production to ensure consistent quality and craftsmanship.
Two people talking in a vegetable field, highlighting Kayanoya's commitment to sustainability and close relationships with local farmers.

HOW JAPAN IS PRESERVING FOOD TRADITIONS

This article originally appeared on Newsweek.

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